FromTheArchives: 'He rarely gives a sh*t and if he does, he probably has a motive. At the end of the day, he’s a selfish, cynical buzzkill. But what if Squidward just humanizes our adult response to the harsh world?' | via scoutmagph READ:
More often than not, everyone roots for the protagonist. And why not, when the formula conditions us to do so: They’re uncomfortably heroic, capable and fine-tuned enough to invoke likeability as much as they brave bombs and bullets.
In “Can You Spare A Dime?” SpongeBob made room for Squidward after he quit his cashier job because of a false accusation. This made Squidward a beggar housed in a box, which Spongebob initially thought looked like a “football-playing king in space,” an expired slice of Squidward’s dreams. In his true naive and selfless fashion, SpongeBob served his homeless and jobless nemesis without question.
The Squidward brand of aloofness took full swing post-graduation. During the shoot of a short film we made “for fun,” I told my high school gang about my heavy feeling of disinterest in many things. Enthusiasm felt like a chore as hobbies sounded like dead-ends. Quite ironic when we’re in the middle of something that demanded drive.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Hilda’s character taught me to stay curious - Scout MagazineFrom graphic novel to Netflix series, Hilda taught us a thing or two about curiosity and courage
Read more »
5 urban legends that still live in our heads rent-free - Scout MagazineFrom our own Bermuda Triangle to secret clones of politicians, here are some tales of the weird that may or may not be real
Read more »
Softboi vs. simp: What’s the difference? - SCOUTSoftboi vs. simp: What’s the difference? | via scoutmagph
Read more »
James Reid is in his “lover boy era,” thanks to the release of “lovescene:” - SCOUTIn his sophomore album, the 29-year-old multi-hyphenate dug into his heart a little deeper than usual—especially because of a hard-hitting question from his team
Read more »
Ukraine will fight until victory: ZelenskyUkraine will fight the Russian invasion until victorious, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his New Year address Saturday, paying tribute to all those taking part in the war effort.
Read more »
PNP to remain under full alert status until Jan. 6Police forces across the country will remain under the highest security alert status until Jan. 6 when the situation is expected to fully normalize after the long Holiday break.
Read more »